7 courses with the subject ANTH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ANTH 101LIntroduction to Physical Anthropology3
Credit(s) Liberal Arts Physical anthropology. An investigation of human ancestors and continual human physical evolution to modern times. Emphasis is placed on human’s early chronology during the Paleolithic, Neolithic, and Near Eastern periods. (Fulfills Core/LS Natural Science requirement.)
Credit(s) Liberal Arts Ethnology. An introduction to the nature, uniformity, and diversity of cultures through an exploration of people in different times and regions. Topics include: the family, economics, political systems, religion, social stratification, and art and crafts. (Fulfills Core/LS Social Science requirement. Does not fulfill Core/LS Natural Science requirement. )
Credit(s) Liberal Arts A study of how archaeological work is performed (dating techniques; mapping; cross-identification; etc.). Application of these techniques will be viewed in the study of major archaeological sites of historical significance. (Fulfills Core/LS Social Science requirement. Does not fulfill Core/LS Natural Science requirement. )
Credit(s) Liberal Arts The study of geographic, ethnographic, historic, and other factors pertinent to the development of Latin- and Anglo-American cultures. Consideration will be given to minority and diverse groups; to factors promoting urban and rural communities; and to a study of the historical and geographical development of selected cities. Statistics will be provided frequently in order to substantiate lectures and to encourage discussion. Not currently . (Fulfills Core/LS Social Science requirement.)
Credit(s) Liberal Arts An intense analysis of the population of the United States as to national origin, race, economic and social stratification, religious and political preferences, and ethnic contributions to the American scene. Consideration will also be given to a study of factors producing the megalopolis, the city, and smaller communities. Not currently . (Fulfills Core/LS Social Science requirement.)
Credit(s) Liberal Arts Dual listed as REST 232L A dimension of cultural anthropology, with focus on religion as a cultural universal. The study of cultural differences and determinants suggests new understandings of religious differences and functions in the human family. Not currently . (Fulfills Core/LS Social Science requirement OR Core/LS Philosophy/Religious Studies requirement.)
Credit(s) Liberal Arts A study of pre-Columbian Native American civilizations. Post-Columbian Native American groups will be studied cross-culturally, with emphasis on the family: social, political, and economic structure of the group; religions; and the arts. Consideration will also be given to the contributions by Native Americans to American modern society. (Fulfills Core/LS Social Science requirement. )
